Cat Care

Decode the secrets hiding in the box — because your cat’s health depends on it! If you’re a cat parent, chances are you’ve scooped your fair share of litter boxes. But have you ever stopped to really pay attention to what’s in there? As unglamorous as it sounds, your cat’s bathroom habits can be one of the most important windows into their health. From the color of their poop to how often they pee, there’s a lot your cat’s litter box is trying to tell you—if you know how to listen (and look). Let’s dive into what’s normal, what’s not,...

After the hustle and bustle of the Raya holidays, many cat owners choose to board their furry friends at a cat hotel for a safe and comfortable stay while they travel. Whether you’ve been away for a week or longer, your cat’s experience away from home can affect their behavior and well-being. Coming back home after their stay, it’s important to give your cat the extra attention they need to help them settle back in. Here are some essential tips on how to care for your cat after they’ve returned from a cat hotel stay: 1. Give Them Time to...

As a cat owner, it’s essential to recognize and understand the different health conditions that can affect your feline companion. Among the various health concerns, chin mites and ear mites are often discussed, but are they the same thing? Let’s take a deep dive into the two conditions, their causes, symptoms, and treatments, and explore whether chin mites and ear mites are actually the same. What Are Ear Mites? Ear mites, scientifically known as Otodectes cynotis, are tiny parasitic creatures that commonly infest the ears of cats. These mites feed on the wax and oils found in a cat’s ears,...

Cats are mysterious creatures with unique personalities, and as cat owners, we spend a lot of time trying to figure out if our feline friends are happy. While they may not always express their emotions in ways we can easily understand, there are several subtle (and sometimes surprising) signs that your cat is actually content. Here are 8 things your cat might do that actually mean they’re in a good mood! 1. The Slow Blink: A Cat’s “I Love You” One of the most heartwarming signs that your cat is happy is when they give you a slow blink. Cats...

Incontinence in cats is typically due to medical or behavioral issues. Some of the common causes include: Age-related issues: As cats age, their body functions can slow down, leading to problems with bladder control. Senior cats, in particular, are more likely to develop urinary incontinence. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): UTIs or other urinary tract diseases can cause frequent urination or leaks, often resulting in accidents outside the litter box. Infections can be painful and may lead to increased urgency or inability to hold urine. Neurological problems: Cats with spinal cord injuries or nerve damage may experience incontinence due to impaired...